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Course Description

This course focuses on reading skills and strategies including guessing meaning from context, analysing paragraphs and skimming for the main idea (explicit or implicit), scanning (for numbers, for facts, for definitions of key terms, for words, for specific terms, etc.), distinguishing between general and specific statements, paraphrasing main ideas, understanding points of view, etc.  Some light will be shed on narratives with focus on basic elements (setting, characters and plot).

Course Description

The course in Writing introduces the student to the basic style of technical writing. Exercises include written descriptions of both objects and processes, and the preparation of a technical report on an approved topic.

Course Aims

Course Description

This course focuses on reading skills and strategies including guessing meaning from context, analysing paragraphs and skimming for the main idea (explicit or implicit), scanning (for numbers, for facts, for definitions of key terms, for words, for specific terms, etc.), distinguishing between general and specific statements, paraphrasing main ideas, understanding points of view, etc.  Some light will be shed on narratives with focus on basic elements (setting, characters and plot).

E-podium Use Demonstration

E-podium Use Demonstration 1

E-podium Use Demonstration 2

E-podium Use Demonstration 3

E-podium Use Demonstration 4

E-podium Use Demonstration 5

E-podium Use Demonstration 6

Module Description

This course aims at introducing students to basic concepts of paragraph writing, this covers pre-writing techniques and moves onward to more defined paragraph-related elements including restricted topics; developed topic sentences; well-organized, effective support of the controlling idea; as well as coherence and unity. A review of appropriate grammatical structures is also provided where necessary. Two kinds of paragraphs highlighted in this course are the narrative and the descriptive paragraphs

 Course Description

speaking and Listening 2 is at a higher level than Speaking and Listening 1, and builds on the skills learned there. However, as long as you meet the entry requirements, there is no need for you to do Speaking and Listening 1 first.

By enhancing your speaking and listening skills, the course will help you to:

Course Description

The course in Writing introduces the student to the basic style of technical writing. Exercises include written descriptions of both objects and processes, and the preparation of a technical report on an approved topic.

Course Aims

Course Description

Objectives of the course:

1. Regular general definition of community and family in Islam, and foundations that are based on them, and means of evaluation.

2. Statement of the most important problems, and semi-excited about the community and the family, discussed and revoked.

3. highlight the rule of law in the whole of this decision.

4. Regular general definition of community and family in Islam, and foundations that are based on them, and means of evaluation.